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Pizza
Settler
Stratford, Ontario, Canada
Jan 2001
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posted January 09, 2001 21:05
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favorite strategy:
wait till an enemy city on your border riots, then advertise with a corporate branch to increase unhappiness, and incite a revolt using a spy. If you have the eglatarian act it becomes one of your cities at almost no cost. Otherwise it becomes a new civ where most of the units are now gone and it's easy to take over.
I have used this several times to take over desireable cities that were too well defended. |
Dale
Warlord
Melbourne, Australia
Dec 2000
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posted January 09, 2001 23:49
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Revolting city. Is that like when you have too much pollution and end up with garbage everywhere? That's pretty revolting eh?  |
Basileus of the Romans
Settler
United States
Jan 2001
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posted January 10, 2001 00:57
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I am attempting an "armyless" game right now (showing my utter contempt for the current AI), taking cities only by diplomacy and intrigue. The combination of infectors and televangelists to reduce happiness works well in conjunction with Egalitarian Act and Cyber Ninjas 
[This message has been edited by Basileus of the Romans (edited January 10, 2001).] |
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